Farm Stands near Phoenixville, pa
Flint Hill Farm Educational Center - a community centered agro-educational program, located on Flint Hill Farm, a preserved farm since 2001.... [more]
14 Carrot Farm offers fresh, seasonal vegetables and flowers. At 14 Carrots we want to build community around the food that we produce and eat.... [more]
We are a certified organic, family-run farm that has been providing field crops to organic dairies since 2006.... [more]
Clover Spring Farm is a 174 acre, agriculturally-preserved, family farm in the rolling hills of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.... [more]
Purely Farm raises naturally pastured chicken, turkey, pork and lamb. We are a small diversified farm dedicated to sustainable agriculture, the humane treatment of animals, and an organic way of life... [more]
Run by a 5th generation farmer, Fresh Start Farm is a micro-dairy that stands for real, nutrient-dense food produced in a way that allows nature to have a say, and not in a way that tries to knock her... [more]
We believe in growing and consuming food that is just "not messed with": no chemicals, no pesticides,no herbicides, no GMO's, no hormones, no antibiotics, 100% heritage breeds and heirloom varieties a... [more]
We are a family owned and operated farm committed to providing healthy and delicious meat to our community and beyond in an environmentally friendly manner.
We are a family farm that started with alpacas and has grown every year since 2011. We currently raise heritage pigs on pasture, pastured poultry (chickens and turkeys), free range eggs, rabbits for m... [more]
Kauffman's Fruit Farm grows popular tree fruits - apples, cherries, peaches, pears, plums - on 110 acres in central Lancaster County, putting Pennsylvania's Dutch Country farmland to good use.
We have been farming for thirty years. Eight years ago we transitioned into organic certifivation, a three year process.... [more]
Our great grandmother started this in 1915 with the help of her sons; Joe, and Ben. In the 1950's Joe's daughter, Theresa and husband Frank Roarty started the roadside stand with a basket of beans i... [more]